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Gov. J.B. Pritzker’s budget proposal will be $382 million in the red until lawmakers pass bills to legalize sports gambling and recreational marijuana use for adults. The next budget year for Il...

The Danville Public Library hosted an open house on open house on Saturday, March 9th to show off newly-completed renovations there. A popular spot at the library is the new Howard G. Rutan Teen Zone....

Danville Firefighters doused a smoky blaze tonight (Thursday) that struck a storage building owned by Dively Development Company. The building at 509 Oak Street is used for storage for the nearby Jock...

Preparations continue for the NJCAA Division II Men's National Basketball Tournament with games set for March 19th - 23rd at Danville Area Community College. But if you would like to see some very goo...

As Danville Area Community College gets set to host the NJCAA Division II Men's National Basketball Tournament this month... volunteers and businesses have stepped up to back it. Only a few volunteer ...

Some Illinois lawmakers have introduced a resolution asking the state to slow down its efforts to legalize recreational marijuana. The resolution has 37 co-sponsors - including State Representative To...

Danville City Council members have decided to pursue a $200-thousand dollar state grant to extend a shared use path along the bluff behind the David S. Palmer Arena. Steve Lane is Superintendent of Co...

Danville City Council members are continuing to review ways to raise new revenue. Mayor Rickey Williams Jr. is still proposing a $50 business license fee. Alderman Jon Cooper asked Williams to explain...

The Class 1A State Champion Schlarman Academy Girl's Basketball Team has been recognized in the nation's capital. Congressman John Shimkus entered a message into the Congressional Record congratulatin...

Members of the Illinois House of Representatives took time Tuesday to honor a well-known woman from Vermilion County - Supreme Court Justice Rita Garman of Danville. This is Women's History Month and ...